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Originally Posted by stovt001
Sorry, wrong. Dealerships should be allowed to charge whatever the market is willing to pay. In your case, the dealer made an error of judgment because they priced it higher than their competitors. But if demand exceeds supply, how else are they to ration their limited inventory?
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so you believe that its ok for a $25,000 Malibu to be sold for $40,000 because they are selling quicker than GM projected and are now in short supply? I fail to see how it should be ok for a family of four on a fixed income to be charged a $15,000 premium just because the dealership is trying to "ration" out their supply of cars... its called gouging, and contrary to what you want to believe, it really should be illegal.